King Kamala

Hey if Uwe Boll can make a direct to DVD film making fun of 9/11 starring Dave Foley...then Kinetic can pledge his support for a W dictatorship.

HOW DARE YOU SPEAK ILL OF THE JUNKYARD INVITATIONAL? Yeah- WCW went through the longest stretch of shitty PPVs and it was in the era of monthly PPVs (Slamboree '99 to Fall Brawl '00). I think they went a good year and a half without a PPV that was better than mediocre.

I hope NarcolepticJumper makes an appearence in this thread. I love it when he calls us all sheep.

Norman Smiley Vs Prince Iaukea from Starrcade '98 Brian Adams and Scott Norton Vs Fit Finlay and Jerry Flynn from the same show The Wall Vs The Demon in a "Special Main Event" from SuperBrawl X Hammer Vs Mikey Whipwreck from The Great American Bash '99 The entirety of Heroes of Wrestling Interestingly almost all of these are WCW though I'm sure given time, I could think of plenty from WWE/F and ECW.

And Hakushi was undefeated in the WWF when he fought Bret at the first In Your House.

Sorry but I don't really see Bret Hart Vs The 123 Kid as a PPV main event. The Kid never really rose above midcard status. It was a perfectly fine TV match. Another one I just thought of Goldberg Vs Sting on a random Nitro in the Summer of '98. Also in a similar vein, Goldberg Vs Booker T for the WCW World title from the Summer of '00.

Yes! That's probably the only bit from the past 5 or so seasons I can quote off the top of my head. The episode itself isn't that great but I crack up whenever I hear that song "Moe Moe Moe. How do you like me? How do you like me? Moe Moe Moe? Why don't you like me? Nobody likes me!" I'm kind of curious to hear everybody's thoughts on The Principal and The Pauper? A lot of people think it's the moment the show jumped the shark but I'm not so sure myself. Part of me thinks it was just a parody of "shocking episodes" and it's not like the changes lasted more than an episode like Barney becoming sober (Which was around the time I stopped watching regularly).

Goldberg Vs Bret Hart from the night after Halloween Havoc '99. I have a feeling it'll be said a lot in this thread but...that's Russo (I think this was his first Nitro)

Barely remember them, to be honest. They were another act that got totally lost in the quagmire of WCW. I imagine that's how 90% of the board's reaction would be. That's an obscure stable even by the general wrestling folder standards.

Vitamin- if elections were today, I'd probably vote for Nader. Does that give me any indie cred? Any of yous seen the Nader documentary that came out last year? Some good shit.

I've said dozens of times on this board before but WrestleMania IX possibly has the best atmosphere of any WrestleMania and absolutely nothing else. I don't think anything breaks ** on that show except maybe The Steiners/Headshrinkers.

So there's going to be a weekly discussion of crappy stables? For next week, I propose a discussion of Jimmy Hart's First Family (The WCW edition). Jerry Flynn, Brian Knobbs, Hugh Morrus, and The Barbarian! What a stable!

I like Dandy but he sort of jumped the shark with that post and he's defended JN News twice in the past day and a half.

dam rite NIGHTWING IZ A SHEEP!

Y'know, it might just be me, but I really don't mind that concept. Yeah it's just you. Unless it's one of those matches where the World Champ teams up with a secondary champ against The Tag Team champs and ALL FOUR TITLES ARE ON THE LINE (!!!). I'm a bit of a mark for those type of matches.

I honestly can't see how anybody thought those guys had any sort of effect- negative or positive on the board during the hour they were mods. Though it did indirectly lead to the Self Destruction of Matt Young

I'm surprised at all the praise Jeff-Taker has been getting lately. It's a solid **1/2-*** match but no great shakes. I have to say I am biased because I'm a huge ladder match mark. I don't think there are very many if any ladder matches I'd rate under **.

Hey let's not forget the guy who fucked his male cousin!

Say what you want about Mole, but the guy is a true friend of the gays. With the rampant homophobia on this board, I commend him for that.

Ron Paul sees your Hulk Hogan and raises you this http://blogs.abcnews.com/politicalradar/20...auls-secur.html

Bah da bah bah bah! Matt Youngin' It!

I gotta admit that WWE outside of giving Orlando Jordan the belt has done a much better job with the U.S. title than WCW did in their last five or six years of existance.

You know besides that dumb angle, I really liked WCW Saturday Night in '99/early '00 when Hart was booking. I know it's not saying much but it was probably WCW's best show at the time.

He posted in the Nightmare on Elm Street remake thread, are you happy now? (That's a question I think)

I don't know what was worse, actually throwing the belt in the trash or a couple months later, when Janitor Jim Duggan (Who even before getting the dumb janitor gammick- had been a novelty act for the better part of a half decade) found the belt in the trash, claimed it as his own and defended it against the likes of Fidel Sierra and a heel Robert Gibson. Honestly if that's what they were going to do revive the belt, I'd have rather had them kept it in the trash. And if you don't remember this angle, it's easy to forget. It took place exclusively on WCW Saturday Night. I don't think they even referenced the fact that the TV title was active again and was held by Duggan on Nitro or Thunder.